Parent Magazine Flagler March 2020 | Page 19

former friends. Throughout the day and night, the Joe decides it’s finally time to get rid of the excuses and group of outsiders learn that they have more things in spend all the time he can with his brother, no matter common than they realized, and it’s their newly formed what the truth of his crime is, as they fight for appeals bond that will be the key to their survival. Bikes might to save his life. How do you find yourself while in the get damaged and bones might get broken, but their midst of losing others? When your family has been newly formed friendship will thrive in this desert town. broken, how do you make yourself whole? Captain Superlative by J.S. Puller Whisper by Lynette Noni a Janey Silverman doesn’t know “Words are too precious to throw what to make of the girls with around carelessly. Words demand the red mask, blue wig, silver respect. They are beautiful; they swimsuit, high top sneakers and are terrible. They are a gift and a cape. She’s determined to find curse. I will never forget what out more about the girl who runs they can do. Because words have through the halls of Deerwood cost me everything.” For over Park Middle school championing two years, she hasn’t spoken good deeds and standing up to bullies. When she tries a word. She hasn’t even uttered her name. Known out her secret identity, she gets more than she bargains simply as Subject Six Eight Four or Jane Doe, only she for as Captain Superlative’s new sidekick. Janey also knows the secret power of her words -- something her finds out some secrets about herself and what makes a evaluators at Lengard, a secret government facility, good here, and a good friend. cannot imagine. Enduring experiments and finding that she doesn’t know who to trust, will Jane Doe learn to trust herself enough to risk? What if the power of your Grades 9-12 words could change the world? Would you speak? Moonrise by Sarah Crossan “You can know all the facts you want about a person ... but you’ll never know for sure what’s driving his heart.” Joe, Ed, and Angela grew up without a dad and with a junkie mom, but at least they had each other. Until the day Ed doesn’t come home. It’s been 10 years since Joe last saw Ed when he hears that Ed finally has been given his execution date as he waits on death row. F L A G L E R parent M A G A Z I N E | 17